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Air Archipels orders cargo door-equipped Beechcraft King Air 260C

Textron Aviation has been awarded a contract by Air Archipels of Tahiti (French Polynesia) for one Beechcraft King Air 260 and one cargo door-equipped King Air 260C aircraft. The aircraft are planned to be delivered to Air Archipels in the second half of 2021. Air Archipels currently operates a fleet of Beechcraft Super King Air […]

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DAE announces early redemption of US$500 million 5.75% Senior Notes

Dubai Aerospace Enterprise (DAE) had delivered a notice of early redemption (the Redemption Notice) to the holders of the Company’s US$500 million 5.75% Senior Notes due 2023.  The redemption date is scheduled for March 1, 2021. The outstanding principal amount as of the date of the Redemption Notice was approximately US$456.1 million. The Notes will

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Bombardier closes sale of transportation business to become pure-play business jet company

Bombardier has confirmed the closing of the previously announced sale of its transportation business to Alstom. Total proceeds to the vendors after the deduction of debt-like items and transferred liabilities are US$6.0 billion. After deducting la Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec equity position of US$2.5 billion, transaction costs, and including the impact from closing adjustments and

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SIA Engineering Group records third-quarter FY 2020/21 net profit of SG$7.7 million

SIA Engineering Group has recorded revenue of SG$104.6 million for the third quarter of full-year 2020-21, SG$147.5 million lower year-on-year (-58.5%). Even as cost-cutting measures and grants from government support schemes remained, the reduction in Group expenditure of SG$132.5 million (-56.1%) could not fully offset the reduction in revenue. Consequently, the Group recorded a lower

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Lilium and Ferrovial sign framework agreement to create ten-plus Florida vertiport network

Lilium, an aviation company developing an all-electric, vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) jet aircraft, and Ferrovial, a global leading infrastructure operator, have signed a framework agreement for the creation of a minimum ten-vertiport network covering locations across Florida. Vertiports provide infrastructure for landing and taking off with passengers, plus recharging as part of an alternative,

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Southwest Airlines will cut 1,750 jobs to create a leaner and more agile organisation © Southwest Airlines

Southwest Airlines ends 2020 with net loss of US$3.1 billion

Southwest Airlines’ fourth-quarter 2020 total operating revenues decreased 64.9%, year-over-year, to US$2.0 billion, as a result of continued negative impacts on passenger demand and bookings due to the pandemic. Fourth-quarter 2020 operating revenue per ASM (RASM, or unit revenues) was 8.48 cents, a decrease of 40.8%, primarily driven by a load factor decline of 29.3

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Satair and Honeywell Aerospace sign multi-year distribution agreement for commercial aviation aftermarket

Satair and Honeywell Aerospace have signed a multi-year commercial agreement covering the exclusive worldwide distribution for mechanical and air thermal components for use on Airbus A320, A330, A340, and A380 aircraft. Additionally, the distribution agreement covers the A350 platform on a non-exclusive basis. This new agreement expands upon a long-standing and successful business relationship between

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U.K. travel bans extended as United Arab Emirates, Burundi and Rwanda added to red list

The U.K. government has taken the decision to ban travel to the U.K. from the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Burundi and Rwanda to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus variant originally identified in South Africa into the U.K. From 1pm on Friday January 29, passengers who have been in, or transited through, the United

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